The History and Political Science programs provide students with core and elective courses targeting the career path in history, political science or related fields. A degree in history or political science fulfills graduation requirements and uniquely positions the graduating Tuskegee student for graduate level study in the fields of law, education, or museum studies. 51ÉçÇø History or Political Science Program graduates are distinguished by their superior writing, research, and critical thinking skills.
Students will acquire and apply core knowledge, skills, and competencies, in History and Political Science.
Students will be able to conduct and present history and political science research projects based on various methodologies and perspectives.
Students will engage in interdisciplinary activities for the benefit of learning, collaborating and networking with one another.
Students will be assisted and be able to identify opportunities for educational enrichment beyond their academic work in the classroom.
Students will be motivated and encouraged to pursue graduate/professional programs of study. Students will appreciate and embrace an active and sustained life of intellectual and social activity.
Memorandums of Understandings with Law Schools
Click here to learn about the MOUs that the Department of History and Political Science and its Pre-Law Program have with accredited law schools throughout the United States.
